News from 16/02/2007
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Andrew Robson, Lucy Alexander, Fred Redwood, Alexandra Frean, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Simon Barnes, Mark Souster, David Rhys Jones, David Rose, Commander Mark Simmons, Alexandra Frean Education Editor, Simon Cambers, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Hilary Finch, David Lister Scotland Correspondent, Christine Seib, David Chater, Joanna Bale, James Bone, Penny Wark, Lorna Blackwood, Alex Hinge, Elizabeth Judge, Carl Mortished, Robert Bullard, Sam Marlowe, John Bungey, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Gerald Davies, Joe Joseph, Bob Barnsley, Martin Fletcher, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Kasia Maciejowska, John Clarke, John Atkins, Brian Mooney, Siobhan Kennedy, Gabby Logan, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Tom Bawden, Debra Craine, Jeanette Winterson, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, James Sweeting, Alan Pledge, Anne Ashworth Property Editor, Alan Hamilton, C. R. Golightly, Jenny MacArthur, Jayne Dowle, William Critchley, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Helen Rumbelow, Stefanie Marsh, Lisa Armstrong Fashion Editor, P. Russack, Hugo Rifkind, Derwent May, Russell Kempson, Mary Gold, John Goss, Gary Duncan Economics Editor, Oliver Kay, Gerard Baker, Jack Murphy-Collins, Ross Clark, Sarah Vine, Lisa Armstrong, Mark Henderson Science Editor, Michael Theodoulou, James Harding Business Editor, Rick Broadbent, Neil Harman, Tom Baldwin, James Rossiter, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Pete Paphides, David Robertson Business Correspondent, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Bernard Lagan, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Neil Somerville, Marcus Binney, Raymond Keene, Lucia Adams, Adam Sage, Christine Buckley, Lewis Smith, Matt Hughes, Jane MaCartney, Chris Partridge, Jeremy Page, Chris Campling, Bronwen Maddox, Jill Sherman, Helen Nugent, Damian Whitworth, Marcus Leroux, Mick Hume, Fran Yeoman Political Reporter, Francesca Steele, Gabriel Rozenberg Economics Reporter, Nick Hasell, Stewart Tendler, Ned Parker, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Owen Slot Chief Sports Reporter, Julian Muscat, Paul Simons, Michael Herman, Steve Jelbert, Dr Helen Grote, Anne Ashworth, Dearbáil Jordan, James Doran, Jonathan Clayton, Anna Stroman, Michele Kirsch, Ian Johns, Dame Elisabeth Hoodless, Gary Pugh Director of Forensic Services, Thomas Catan, George Caulkin, Neil Fisher, Ben MacIntyre, David Hutcheon, Philip Webster, David Sanderson, J-P Garnier, Mark Henderson, Martin Waller, Lewis Smith Environment Reporter, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Sarah Butler, Anthony Rumbelow, Benedict Nightingale, Oliver Kamm, Ashling O'Connor, Angus Batey, Sam Coates Political Correspondent, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Vivien Cosh, Stephen Dalton, Richard Morrison, Tony Halpin, Michael Evans, Owen Slot, Miles Costello, Jan Raath, Richard Ford, Paul Stevens, Bryce Elder, Catherine Riley Motoring Editor, Nick Meo, Joe Bolger, Christopher Irvine, Rob Knell, Damian Barr, Susan Emmett,
ResumoIndex The mean streets Billy Cox was no angel but his murder, and three others like it, has shocked the capital. Martin Fletcher reports from South London Government loses nuclear power ruling Smoking ban fines Eyes on defence prize Index 2012 medal hunt Comment World Business Register Sport Index Timesonline Miscellany Today's weather The Times Thousands trained to police smoking ban with on-the-spot fines Businesses face £2,500 penalties Lawbreakers may be filmed by staff The Times leaves the rest behind - in print and online Cameron praised for 'Tory rebrand' Child fight filmed Polonium exposure Train strike planned Baby death inquiry July 7 memorial Live Earth show When it comes to the most expensive properties, squares have best angle Gardens among most sought-after Footballers and WAGs add to cachet Top 20 addresses Challenge churchill Timesonline Court victory by Greenpeace fails to dampen ministers' nuclear ambition Serious flaws in public consultation We'll start again, says Government Operator fined £140,000 for dumping toxic waste Blair: I will not be tainted by inquiry Gay bishop row Toddler charges Turkey vans traced Judge criticises 'selfish and vindictive' daughter in case of forged £18m will Dior Armed police sent out in force on a mission to reclaim the badlands Roadblocks and vehicle checks MPs meeting to discuss way forward On the streets The Times Energy saving trust Harrods shop'n'roll promotion silenced by angry neighbours Benn resigns directorship amid claims he broke code Private company took public money Conservatives pile pressure on minister Blears to announce bid for deputy leadership Evesham Technology Marks and Spencer Driver caused fatal crash after using Play Station in car Teenager speeding on wrong side of road Pensioner killed on hazardous bend 'Internet GP' is accused over drug prescriptions RSPB Killer games Orange Andy's out, Eddie's in People Mariah Carey was in London yesterday and Apparently has no problem with "size zero" models: "As long as it's not leading people to do harmful things to themselves, then it's fine" Gila Sacks, the daughter of Sir Jonathan Sacks, the … Helen Mirren has revealed that a friend of hers, the … Chris Bryant, Labour MP for Rhondda, is part of t Rumours abound that Conservative Party marketing types Postscript The model Lily Cole was spotted looking morose in a … If Lee Evans was head of the UN, he tells Whatson The Times From Flanders with love . . . 92 years late Orange Can't recall the address, but it's got a yellow door Intel Battle to save world's frog species from lethal fungus Disease is driving them to extinction Zoos are urged to join a rescue effort Ancient stock Homebase The Killing Zones A culture of violence that begins with feckless fathers and family breakdown A Right Royal Farce France's lady in white is revealed as an old-fashioned Socialist From Rags to Rags Frumpish young pop stars must heed their not-so-frumpish seniors A sad addiction to anti-smoking Picture Gallery Young guns: a chilling tale of mystery The tedious myth of 'working from home' Cutting crime Catholic numbers Europe leads by example on how to raise children Dawkins has humility Timesonline Plain truth about Cleopatra Loud posh people J'accuse! Heard the one about the Mormon President? How Blair can succeed in his university challenge Staples Garden wall dispute costs loser £250,000 Judge's regret at wasteful court case Couple's right to raise height upheld Prostate Cancer Fish-diet mothers 'have brighter children' US advice to limit intake 'misguided' Seafood nutrients aid development Eating raw watercress every day may reduce risk of cancer Harvest of the sea brings health benefits on a large scale Natural healer Paul McKENNA Training A big ha-ha revival that sparkles when farce is jettisoned First night Theatre Boeing-Boeing Comedy Theatre, SW1 Vauxhall Currys The Last King of Scotland Gap between poor children and the better-off widens with age Education Games chief denies cost fears Olympic budget Brain can repair nerve cells Health Two new jails will cost £150m Prisons For the good of the country - no kitsch London Fashion Week Elegance prevails for le style anglais Betty Jackson takes a wrong turn Northern rock Traffic torment is getting worse, but we do love our cars Britons want to be in the driving seat Average journey is 63 minutes a day Police who signed online road petition at work face discipline 'Friendly fire killed VC soldier' Birds of prey face new threat Council defends Polish signs Mystery Play scroll is found Dreamgirls Viagra used to save the life of baby born 16 weeks early Halfords Punches fly as hit-and-run killing verdict clears Britons Judges rule that evidence is lacking Victim's relatives lash out in anger Unseen, unknown, Turner's lake unveiled CitroËn C6 PC World In the 21st century a venerable brains trust may be dragged down by the weight of its past International affairs Chatham House Chatham rules Dfs Dfs Great Andean glacier 'will melt to nothing by 2012' Starkest proof yet of climate change Ice mass shrinks by 65 yards a year Images show Mars coursing with rivers Hasty retreat Anyone for a degree in the art of death? EDF Energy Staff Reporter: Teacher guilty of abusing three boys Serious study Spain India Power shift Anger at France drives Rwanda into arms of the Commonwealth French are the ones who trained the militias even after genocide started, President Kagame tells The Times Möben Security drive brings Iraqi cities to a halt Afghanistan troop surge Madrid attack 'ringleader' denies charges 29 accused of train bombs plot Trial expected to last five months Lloyds TSB The man believed to be the mastermind behind the Madrid Mfi Royal campaign in disarray after walkout Adviser quits over manifesto dispute Socialists are in 'spiral of depression' AA Poll decline Promotion puts hawk in position to succeed Putin Optionetics Free inside tomorrow The Times Now the penny really is not worth a cent Pocket money Jersey Mattress Hey there, good buddy. Looks like we got us a convoy . . . from India Truckers queue up to fill US vacancies Drivers may face union opposition Pilots with poor English get one-way ticket home Labour market Simon Mann fights 'coup' extradition (Reuters): Polish missile plan (AP): Anti-Semite jailed (Reuters): 'Hijacker' seized (Reuters): Scam kills woman (Reuters): Marathon singer Soviet memorial will stay put . . . for now Letters from Iwo Jima Teenage killer was refugee (AP): Rottweiler joins the cat pack (Reuters): Death for £198 million ant scam (AP): Blaze ship threat to penguins The Times Grieving mother fights to expose army 'death squads' She says military shot her daughter President accused of targeting rebels Troubled islands Gallery gives crocodile hunter final word Portrait of Irwin will replace Greer Feminist said he tormented animals Air France Pen pictures Barclaycard The Times US defence giants start hunt for British takeover targets Lockheed and Boeing weigh bids Aim is to win orders from MoD Vista forecasts 'too aggressive' Credit Suisse chief Cartel advocate Reed in U-turn Quote of the day Diageo distillery Business big shot Cinven forced to abandon plan to bid for Sainsbury's Business in China Stock markets Reed Elsevier education sale shows faith in internet Cool lead from Credit Suisse Rates riddle Commodities Investors had to be counter-intuitive to make money … BT Currencies Need to know Results in brief Virgin Trains seeks control of Network Rail stations Company pushing for rules change Plan encompasses West Coast route London needs CrossRail, Treasury told The Sunday Times This is Rob Moodie, a 68-year-old New Zealand lawyer … City Diary Plan for T-shirt laden with bad taste fails City Diary The Times There is an odious and libellous e-mail doing the round City Diary January high street sales slump comes as surprise to analysts Turning the tables at oil jamboree City Diary Little-known fact about Brady Dougan, the new chief … City Diary What am I describing? Once inside the building your … City Diary Someone has taken a stand against the rampant bonus … City Diary Picture Gallery Rumour of the day In the know Director deals Bet of the day Tiddler to watch Diageo set to build new malt whisky distillery Chancellor hails £100m investment First major plant to open since 1970s Eurostar Whisky galore Gartmore trust aims to thwart Carrousel Reed Elsevier to sell education arm after poor performance Dennis puts Maxim on the block after sales collapse Timesonline Regulators approve Scottish Power sale US cuts hit Tomkins Drax upgrades (PA): Amstrad setback Total chief defends talks over gas cartel Energy suppliers 'should co-operate' Putin in talks with Algeria and Qatar Siberian discovery could affect BP's plans Timesonline The Times Accenture American takes Credit Suisse top job Investment bank head is promoted Near doubling in full-year profits New chief inherits history of transatlantic tensions The Times Big shot Increase in interest rates on the cards as Japan powers ahead Tiger Recruitment Multiple Classified Advertising Items Vodafone still has partner in Essar Worker setback Rumours brewing EMI in desperate need of venture capital rehab Media Axel Springer to put €120m into giving France a racier read German group's Bild paper is model Privacy law and delivery are hurdles Mediapolis Sean Woodward, the Broadcast Minister, and John Whittin Journalists at The Guardian have all been summoned … The Times has received a slew of e-mails from angry … The Times unit trust information service Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds Stjameshomes British funds Treatment for the healthcare dilemma Executive Viewpoint The old ways have held back access to new medicines in China, but J-P Garnier detects change Business in China Try-treo Wall Street London Financial Futures Major indices Commodities Eurotop 100 Money rates % Sterling spot and forward rates FTSE volumes European money deposits % Gold/precious metals Dollar rates Other sterling Exchange rates Views on Kingfisher differ as sector recovery disputed Large caps FSA inquiry hits Northern Lynx Small caps Gilts Domestic difficulties are no reason to abandon investment in Diageo Tomkins Pendragon Equity Prices Bett Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Motorpoint Audi plays hard with sporty R8 Motoring 4.2-litre V8 engine and menacing look All-wheel drive maximises traction Taxing issue of road-pricing petition Specification Mercedes-Benz Ferrari tops list of iconic cars Unwanted trait On sale this month Citroën's SUV Trade-Sales Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Q&A Weather Eye Steven Pimlott Versatile director whose work ranged from classics and opera to blockbuster West End musicals Steven Pimlott, OBE, director, was born on April 18,1953. He died of cancer on February 14,2007, aged 53 W. I. B. Beveridge Lives Remembered Magnus Magnusson Stephen Gardiner Cultivated modernist architect who also lectured and wrote knowledgeably about architecture, art and artists Stephen Gardiner, OBE, architect and writer, was born on April 25,1924. He died on February 15,2007, aged 82 John Chaloner Distributor of foreign journals who, with Der Spiegel, reinstated press freedom in Germany John Chaloner, publisher, farmer and businessman, was born on November 5,1924. He died on February 9,2007, aged 82 Popular tidal theory is a load of cobblers Questions Answered Prison more punitive with overcrowding Law Report Court of Appeal Test for breach of right to life Queen's Bench Division Penalising unmeritorious appeals Court of Appeal Criminal Division Benefit to public is relevant Consistory Court Court Circular Britannia Royal Naval College Church news Births Forthcoming Marriages Deaths To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Funeral Arrangements Memorial Services In Memoriam - Private Dinner Bridge Chess Winning move Birthdays Anniversaries Newspapers Support Recycling Announcements Public Notices Multiple Display Advertising Items Appointment Legal Notices All Box Number Replies Should Be Addressed Legal news Latest wills Sheffield paralysed by freak Atlantic gales Weather Eye Nature Notes On This Day February 16, 1929 The Thames, still a vital artery of trade, had been frozen solid for several days. The Times reports on efforts to reopen it to navigation Winning Move Weather Harrington looking for Macs Joy to improve on reappearance effort Racing Chepstow Yesterday's results Kelso Guest fined Boxing Southwell London 2012 Barnett takes up lead role at Ascot Sandown Park Racing Course specialists Wolverhampton The Wright track The Tote Placepot at Kelso yesterday produced the fourt Fakenham Promising amateur rider David England was taken to … Life is sweet for Khan as opportunity awaits in US Boxing Games hero eyes transatlantic fame 'Come on over', says Leonard Football Fixtures Rugby league Rugby union Other sport Football Results Bowls Phillips looks forward to her first Badminton with 'more confidence' Equestrianism Cricket Golf Rackets Rugby league Snooker Squash Robertson breaks Hendry's resistance Lee ankle fears Bailey upset Harrington flyer Tennis Newcastle adamant that rest for Wilkinson was their call Rugby union RBS Six Nations Championship England's wishes never a priority Fly half unable to train this week The Sunday Times Murphy welcomes time to reflect Future unclear amid such a mixed bag Rugby union RBS Six Nations Championship Carling Time begins to ease pain of rejection for Ruddock Rugby union Wales fans call for reinstatement 'i have moved on,' says former coach Lost cause? Referees receive reminders after failing to come up to scratch By-the-book officials put under the microscope Rugby league Plethora of poets, pianists and painters graduate from school of hard knocks Talking sport Guinness Premiership Guinness End of an era looming for ageing heroes of Davis Cup Tennis Henman injured, Rusedski faltering Britain looking to next generation The Times Baker shapes up best on short list of alternatives Playing through the pain barrier Murray takes a leaf from Gilbert's book with resolute victory Tennis Ticketmaster Early volleys Rudman success shows value of investing in transferable skills Olympic Games Talent ID team has started search Australian system provides inspiration Nine-year-old ready to rub shoulders with the big boys Bowls Woodward's added punch in form of motivation Every beaten manager can triumph at the blame game Newcastle rediscover their killer touch to sweep Belgians aside Football Emre hearing delay Celtic tie handed San Siro go-ahead China's pain gain Neville warning Jackett leaves Homeward bound Ljungberg happy to be part of Arsenal congestion zone Football McClaren gets his way over friendlies issue The Queen hosted a reception for the Arsenal team at … The Premiership today Chelsea's notable absentee hoping to calm waters after return from travels Football Abramovich to seek united front Meetings with Mourinho await Pipex City make a stand against police in defence of Barton Football Jewell prepares for FA's full wrath Terry Venables has taken some time out from his day … Times Crossword 23,526 The Insider He may have endured an exhausting nine years as chief … Richard Caborn, the forthright Sports Minister, helped Talent swap shop offers athletes chance to chase Olympic dream Sibierski puts the seal on good night for Newcastle The Times Gabby Logan Simon Barnes Index The face Second take for the man band Did you see? No, No! Anything but the video The click Did you know? Building a safety net Did you hear? Who's a cool copper, then? A creation by Ashley Isham for the autumn/winter collection at London Fashion Week Modern morals The Times Brief lives Mary Harvey joined a leading City law firm ten years ago What the bloggers say For three months, I worked 12-14 hours every day Jonny Goldstone began a training contract at Clifford Chance in 2002. He left one year after he qualified, in 2005, and now runs a private car hire firm in London with another former solicitor When doctors won't deliver on the best care for mother and baby Blue heaven Thinking about thinking? The Times Facing up to those lines and wrinkles Pop star housework just doesn't wash Food fights The Times I've got thighs and buttocks—I'm never going to be a size zero Bright future for the fortune-teller As the Chinese Year of the Pig begins on Sunday Jane MacArtney reports from Beijing on a revival in the ancient art of fortune-telling Pig of a year? On the contrary . . . The Chinese astrology expert Neil Somerville explains why this most auspicious of years brings the promise of great progress and prosperity Index Who you are—and what the year may hold Horse, Monkey or Rooster—which are you? My search for the right tone Each of Mandarin's four tones conveys a different meaning. Ben MacIntyre's face is a mass of twitches Solve our brainteasers Conversation 10 Making friends Timesonline Buena Revista Lite Fantastic Every day they love us less and less Whither the cheeky chappies? Success has given Kaiser Chiefs a lot to worry about, Pete Paphides discovers Whooaaahh! Kaiser Chiefs podcast Whatever happened to frock 'n'roll? Music used to be about passion, not just fashion, but you wouldn't think so from the sorry parade at the Brits, argues Sarah Vine And the brand played on The stars of Buena Vista Social Club are dead, but the band's back on tour here, reports David Hutcheon The song goes on forever — musical dynasties that refuse to die In charge of the lite brigade Ludovico Einaudi composes tunes that fans love and critics hate. That's just fine, he tells John Bungey Blithe spirits Radio Classical Rumon Gamba Malcolm Williamson Chandos Reviews Albums Classical Yundi Li Liszt/Chopin Deutsche Grammophon Classical Artur Pizarro Ravel Linn The Official UK Charts Pop Yoko Ono Yes, I'm a Witch Parlophone Classical Various artists The Rough Guide to the Blues Rough Guide The Sunday Times An immaculate reconception If the Tallis Scholars' Ash Wednesday psalm was a hit, why do it again, wonders Richard Morrison The Times Let's try that again: celebrated rethinks Multiple Display Advertising Items Concert Liebeslieder Middle Temple Hall, EC4 Reviews First night Dance American Ballet Theatre Sadler's Wells Theatre Ramayana Lyric, Hammersmith, W6 Tv&radio The Times David Chater's choices Review Entertainment 24-hour listings highlights Prime-time multichannel planner Kids Factual Choice Sport Answers from Back Page BBC One Lilies Viewing Guide BBC One, 9pm Nuclear Secrets BBC Two, 9pm Variations The Grumpy Guide to Food and Wine BBC Two, 10pm Comedy Connections BBC One, 10.35pm Balls of Steel Channel 4,11.05pm Platoon (1986) Film Choice BBC One, 11.15pm Guilty by Suspicion (1991) Channel 4,2.25am Tea with Mussolini (1999) Multi Channel More4,9pm Rageh charms his way behind the lines Last Night's TV Su Doku Text Challenge — Win a Toshiba 1.6 Ghz Laptop Times2 Times2 Crossword No 4140 Picture Gallery Word Watching Polygon Sight savers Index Since when has a slowdown been a slump? Even so, First-time buyers have rarely been so oppressed Opening Bids Home on the Web Focus on. . . Plymouth In Modern House in South London Get in Get out Get Away Out Period Cottage in Surrey Away Lodge in North Wales Stars Shine in the West Cool in your Code Marylebone, famed for Madonna, Yoko, Patsy and Liam, is the next stop in our web TV series. Damian Barr reports The Surveyor The Homebuyer Show Free Space for the Mind Green House Jeanette Winterson explains why everyone should have an outbuilding (otherwise known as a shed) Lloyds TSB Shed Life Eco Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Persimmon Luxury Defined Abroad Outlook Is it a yoga pavilion, a personal masseur or just peace and quiet? Mary Gold visits an eco-chic development in Thailand to find out Lower Mill Estate Fairview New Homes Ltd Barratt Britain's Premier House Builder Venture into the Interior China Week - the Property Angle In Love with New-Build The Numbers Game Where They Buy in London Inside Track Chinese Call Britain Home Berkeley Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items What a decade brought Millennium Communities John Prescott launched his plan for better buildings in 1997. Susan Emmett and Lucy Alexander make a progress report Greenwich Hastings Grand Union Village Perfectly Preserved Where to Spend It Marcus Binney is enchanted by a home that has survived unspoilt for 350 years British Gas Small Change Regnum Rock 'n' Rolling Acres Where to Spend It Jethro Tull's frontman has some sound advice for lifestyle farmers, says Fred Redwood Country Music Farmers' Market Multiple Display Advertising Items Erna Low Property Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Homework Home File Restoring Wood Furniture Web Watch The Times Mirror Image Sell up or Rent out? Home File Two friends need to know whether to convert their mortgage to a buy-to-let Mortgage Best Buys: Buy-To-Let Property Watch A View of the Week's Home Shows Q&A Brief Encounter Bricks and Mortar Bewley Homes PLC
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